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A53480	Two new tragedies ... both written by the Right Honourable the Earl of Orrery.	Orrery, Roger Boyle, Earl of, 1621-1679.; Orrery, Roger Boyle, Earl of, 1621-1679. Black Prince.; Orrery, Roger Boyle, Earl of, 1621-1679. Tryphon.	1669 (1669)	Wing O501; ESTC R23007	93,845	130

Those Griefs whose Cure you say depends on me What have I done that you should use me so Dem. Ah Madam sure you my Transgression know Or your Resentments could not be so High As by such Cruel Words to make me Dye Which now I humbly begg your leave to doe Since twice you say I was unkind to you But for those Words I never could have thought That my Misfortune did Transcend my Fault I must Despair your Pardon now to win My Grief for needing it being judg'd my Sin Stra. You never my Resentments did provoke But by your Silence and what now you spoke Dem. Would to the Gods I never had then I Should but Unhappy and not Guilty Dye But I alas must by a Fatall Oath Ending my Life contract the Guilt of both This is my Fate whatever I shall doe Stra. I feare your Sorrows have Distracted you Dem. A las Distraction Madam would appear A Happiness compar'd to what I bear For though the Joys I in your Love Recieve Transcend all those which Heaven to me can give Yet I those Charming Glories must foregoe And to my self the Sin thereof must owe. Stra. Demetrius I believ'd you had a Soul Which could th' approaches of Despair controul Dem Condemn not Madam the Despair I show Since Tryphon is Declar'd my Rivall now Stra. Since this is the Misfortune you deplore I have more cause to Blame you then before For could you Grieve at this did you not fear I would his Crown above your Love preferr By your first Fault you did but wrong my Love But this a wrong does to my Vertue prove Alas what two worse Actions could you doe Then thus to doubt my Love and Vertue too Dem. Ah Madam if you would have heard me out You would have ●…ound that I do neither doubt For Nothing can to either equall be But that Misfortune which has fall'n on me When I thus grieve he does my Rivall prove I feare his Cruelty not doubt your Love But though his Fire for you I must Lament Yet Fate on you a sharper Curse has sent For he not knowing I his Rivall am Imployes me to acquaint yon with his Flame To court you for him I am hither sent And he his Rival makes his Confident Str. He has more cause to mourn for this then you Dem. Yet to a Trust Fidelity is due That Man who can be faithless to his Friend Though 't is in Love deserves to lose his End Could I but one Unworthy Action do I should by it forfeit my Right in you And though you might to Pardon me think fit Yet to my self I ne're could Pardon it Stra. Heaven this strict Virtue does in you Inspire Which therefore I Condemn not but Admire Then with what you did Promise him Comply But what you ask for Him I 'le still Deny Thus you to Friendship 's Duty Just may prove And I as Faithfull to the Rights of Love Dem. Oh gods What is Demetrius's Offence That you to him so strange a Fate dispence Your Fiercest Anger could not plague him worse Then thus to turn his Blessings to his Curse Your Love and Vertu●… which should give Releif But more contributes to Augment my Grief Yes Madam your Inconstancy and Hate Had been to me a less Tormenting Fate Less Horror I had felt from Deaths Assault Caus'd by my Mistress Justice then my Fault I 'me as Unfortunate as you are Fair. Stra. Alas what causes in you this Despair Since I have let you know how you might be Just to your Vowes to Tryphon and to Me. Dem. 'T is more then all the World has Pow'r to doe I must be False to Him or False to You For not believing he Ador'd your Eyes I swore a solemn Oath I would despise His Conquerors Charmes to serve him thus you see I must Forsake you or must Perjur'd be I know which of the two I ought to doe 'T is less to loose then be unfit for you Heaven which your Merits and my Faults has known Calls me to Death you to the Syrian Throne Death is to my Ambitious Passion due Which from the Throne can only hinder you My Fate I therefore shall Undaunted bear Since 't is my Ruine helps to raise you there Stra. Could I of what you now propose admit I of that Throne should judge my self Unfit Tryphon to gain it has acquir'd such Hate As 't is scarce strong enough to bear his Weight And to his Guilt if I should add my own 'T would be a Certain Way to sinke the Throne Dem. If with his Pow'r your Virtue you doe mix Madam the Throne you would not Sink but Fix Then what he offers you vouchsafe to take Both for your own and for your Countries sake Stra. My Country will deserve those Chaines shee 's in Could she consent to Break them by my Sin Dem. Your Country cannot charge them with a crime Since Madam I Resign you up to Him Stra. Resign me up to him Ah you shall find That I to Tryphon will not be Resign'd Now you Pretend to more then you can Do For you 'd Forsake me and Bestow me too You may if you think fit your Love Resign But I Demetrius ne're can alter mine Dem Ah the more Kindness you to me Express You still to it Intitle me the less Stra. I see 't was clearly what you told me now And mourn your Sin more then the Losing you Yet I by Scorning Tryphon will make known I Value you more then the Syrian Throne If to your Guilt I so Oblieging prove Ah judge what I 'de have been unto your Love Farewell you are the first the World e're knew Who Lov'd his Mistress and Forsook her too Stratonice and Irene go out Demetrius gazing after them Dem. Thus when the Sun from us withdraws his Light He leaves the World to Horror and to Night Why to the Throne did Heaven let Tryphon climb And then Revenge on me my Truth to him Prodigious is my Fate my Death I find In Friendships being True and Beauty Kind Oh Gods to what must I hereafter Trust Since you Destroy me but for being Just If you for Virtue onely will Admit Why am I Ruin'd for pursuing it He goes out Cleopatra and Hermione Cleopatra holding Tryphon's letter in her hand The SCENE the Garden of Nicano●…'s 〈◊〉 Cleo. To Court and gain my leave his Queen to be And after dare thus to Abandon me Th' Affront which he therein on me would lay Can only by his Blood be wash'd away Her Why should his leaving you your Anger move Since now you may Accept Aretus Love That Fatal Promise which eclips'd your Joy Tryphon's Inconstancy does now Destroy Cleo. I should Aretus Flame too much Abuse If I gave him what Tryphon does Refuse Her Sure Madam if you argue at this rate To lose Aretus is your Choice not Fate Enter Aretus Ar. Madam I bring before your Justice now One who has been so Criminal to you As he no

draws a Ponyard and viewing it saith My Hand is yet of this Bright Scepter sure Which for my Sufferings is a Certain Cure Thus arm'd I will my Enemies outbrave And spight of Fate deserve a Glorious Grave Ah Stratonice if thou my Heart couldst see thou 'dst find I only grieve at leaving thee Such Charmes are in thine Eyes Arcas cryes within Arcas They come they come Tryphon rises lifting up his Hand with the Ponyard in it Try Then I no longer will deferr my Doom Nicanor Demetrius Ar●…tus Seleucus rush in with their Swords drawn followed by the Guards All make a stand seeing Tryphon in that Posture Though of my Death your Treacheries may boast The Triumph yet of your Revenge is lost Since Heaven designs this my last hour shall be Thus I my self act what the Gods decree Stabs himself Pleas'd that my Fate within my own Pow'r lyes And that in Death I can my foes despise I dye content since my last breath can boast That I your Plot of Murth'ring me have crost Tryphon dyes Nic. The Tyrant with himself has been at strife To make his Death as Guilty as his Life Dem. 'T was ●…ust this Execution he should doe That as he wrong'd us he may right us too Are. Yet I must Grieve at that which all Rejoyce Death should have been his Punishment not Choice Sel. His thirst of Humane Blood so great was growne As he rather then spare it spilt his owne One of the Guard leads in Arcas bound Guard Arcas confesses 't was he cry'd they come Arc. I do expect but doe not Fear your Doom Dem. Let him in safety to his Country goe Are. For our Revenge this Object is too low Sel. See how he shakes Guard let him be unbound Nic. We should prize Faithfulness where e'r 't is found The Guard unbind Arcas Are. To show I merit what I now enjoy The Freedome you bestow I thus imploy Arcas runs to Tryphon takes the Bloody Poniard which lay by him and with it stabs himself That Death you thought I fear'd I run to meet And dye content since at-my-Masters feet He fals dead at Tryphons feet Nic. Arcas deserv'd who could so bravely Doe A better Fate and better Master too Are. Tryphon deserved his Gratitude to have Him he did free and all the rest enslave Sel. Arcas I wrong'd thinking he shook for Feare Enter Cleopatra Stratonice Hermione and Irene Cleo. The news of Tryphon's Death hath brought us here We heard that he by his own Hand did Dye Sel. See where he now Pale as his Guilt does lye They all goe towards the dead Body Cleo. This sight at once my Joy and Grief does raise S●…ra 'T is an ignoble Triumph thus to gaze Sir let his Body be from hence convey'd He by his Death for all his Crimes has paid Sel. Since by the Justice done by Tryphons Hand The Throne of Syria does now empty stand And since the Tyrant to confirm his sway The Royall Line at once did make away Princes 't were 〈◊〉 we instantly agreed Who is the Worthiest Person to succeed And since his Merit only can pretend I judge Nica●… should the Throne ascend Dem. Seleucus you my motion but prevent Are. I to whatboth propose with Joy consent To you alone the Syri●… Crown is due Nic. Excuse me Sir it does belong to you Nicanor kneels to Aretus Admire not that my self I prostrate thus Since now I kneel before Antiochus They all start and seem ama●…ed Preserv'd by Heaven from Tryphons bloody Pow'r To all the blessings of this glorious Hour Your Father Sir who found he did designe Are. takes Nica. up T' Usurp the Crown and kill the Royall Line Sent you that night by a safe hand to me Hoping that I shut up in privacy For when the King revoak'd the Generals place I in Retirement mourn'd out my Disgrace Might best protect you from the Tyrants Rage This noble Trust did all my Griefs asswage Dem. 'T was a high Proof that he your Virtue knew Since whil'st he Wrong'd you he did trust you too Nic. Out of my House but still within my Care You by the Gods till now protected were Under the name of Le●…'s son you went The Prince by whom you first to me were sent Who when your Father and the King was kill'd O'recome by Greif his Life to Death did yeild In reading this short Letter Sir you 'll know Why what you are till now I durst not show He gives Aretus a Letter Aretus reads Antiochus to Nicanor SInce Heaven this Ruine throwes on us I trust you with Antiochus Let him by you with Care be bred But till you see the Tyrant dead Oh I conjure you grant me this Let not himself know who he is Th' Affront my Father cast on you forgive And let me still in your Remembrance live ANTIOCHUS Aretus gives the Letter to Demetrius and Seleucus Sel. If 't is the Prince's hand the hand I know It is his writing Dem. His subscription too Nic. My Testimony were enough alone Since I thereby doe gain the Syrian Throne To which by all your Votes you would me bring Sel. We all acknowledge that you are our King Are. Though a lost Crown the Gods to me restore Two things there are which yet I value more Oh would to Heaven Seleucus that I knew How to be just both to my Love and you Sel. Under such loads of Guilt my self I find That I though forc'd by Love your Death design'd As I the Greatest Sufferings ought to bear And therefore yield t' indure the loss of Her A hopeless Love to the best End I bring Pleasing by it my Mistress and my King Bless'd if the Sin caus'd by my Love and Fate By this Atonement I can expiate Are. This Generous Act which now you for me doe Does most obliege me and Amaze me too Embracing him To Cleo. Now Madam I dare humbly beg of you To take that Heart which to your Eyes is due They make me know that 't is a greater thing To be their Captive then to be their King A King who does as his chief Glory own The Power of laying at your feet a Crown In taking it you 'l Raise his Joys above All things except your Beauty and his Love Nicanor who to me does Empire give I hope will yield that you should let me Live Which I shall not till I your Pleasure know Nic. The Duty Sir she to her King does owe. Cleo. That Love for which so Generously you sue I give not to your Title but to you Are. Though from your Father I receive a Throne Yet now you give me more then he has done Amidst these Joys which Heaven on me does send I dare not be Unmindful of my Friend Demetrius Sir Adores Fair Stratonice Nic. Sir I with Joy consent that she be his Dem. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Madam so Guilty I have been to you That I scarce dare for your Forgiveness Sue Mercy it self but rarely does bestow At

still a Conquest most prefer Plan. They Tyrants are who to usurp delight King Who has most B●…y has 〈◊〉 Love most right Plan. You wrong your Mistris while my Love you seek And I my Friend in hearing what you speak King To Love another after you are seen A greater wrong Madam in me had been I fully know the great debt which is due To your fair Eyes and to your V●…tues too And it had been below them to have gain'd A Heart in which no Beauty e're has reign'd But mine before had yielded to the Pow'rs Of conquering Charmes which none excel but yours What greater merit can my Passion shew Then thus to leave Alizia to love you This of its vastness is a proof sublime Plan. Ah what you call your Merit is your Crime Since perfect Love in Justice must excel Falshood and her together cannot dwell King That perfect Love is just I grant is true And I prove mine is Just in Loving you Your Eyes which act the Change you so abhor Are my security I 'le change no more Since to the highest Beauty I pretend Blame not if by Degrees I reach that end And as my Love that blessing does pursue So now I find it onely shines in you Enter Alizia and Sevina Aliz. This Duty daily must be paid by me And though 't is late She starts back amaz'd seeing the King Oh Heaven what is 't I see Ah! would these Eyes rather than see this Sight Had been clos'd up by an eternal night King What is it Madam which you thus b●…oan Aliz. Can you ask that since you two are alone And at an hour so Guilty as it showes The Falseness of her Friendship and your Vows To me this Sight so vast a Grief does give As makes me wish rather to Die than Live King And Madam 't is some cause of Grief in me To find in you so strange a Jealousie Aliz. If you who do the Wrong Sir can admit Of Grief What then must I that Suffer it But Sir your cause of Grief shall be remov'd My Death shall shew you soon how well I lov'd To Plan. Go treacherous Woman False as thou art Fair Those Hopes you rais'd on your wrong'd Friends Despair Shall soon be blasted for my injur'd Ghost Shall still pursue you for those Joyes I lost Where e're you go revenge it shall invoke And shew you still that Heart your Falshood broke You still shall see it or shall hear it groan And it shall haunt you in his Bed and Throne She offers to go out Plan. Oh go not yet away Sev. At ●…east be pleas'd to hear what she can say Aliz. Whatever she can tell I do dispise I 'le not believe her Words above mine Eyes And I have seen so much as I ●…ow fly To seek out Death my onely Remedy Exeunt Alizia and Sevina Plan. So well her height'ned Spirit Sir I know As what she Threatens she too soon will do If by your instant Kindness or my Care We do not stop th' Effects of her Dispair Forgive me if I leave you to attend The Debts I owe to a Dispairing Friend The King stays her King Oh leave not your Adorer to pursue One who does hate you and usurp'd your due If to receive my Passion you decline Even her Dispair will be less great then mine Plan. Deta●…n me not She 'll die through our delay King And I shal die should you thus go away Plan. She needs my help King But does not it implore Plan. Her Case deserves it King Mine deserves it more Plan. Her Grief does wound me King So my Love should do Plan. Your Love 's her debt King 'T is onely due to you A great skreik within Plan. That Fatal Skreik must cut off our debate For my best speed I fear will come too late She breaks from the King and goes out hastily King She 's gone and left me in a deeper Grief Then her's to whom she flies to give Relief She does her Hatred to my Love prefer To me she 's Cruel but she 's Kind to her 'T is Fortune onely or resistless Fate Which governs all the World in Love and Hate The King stands musing a while Valeria's Brother thinking him gone comes from behind the Bed The King lifts up his eyes sees him and starts back Valeria's Brother runs into the Bed again King A Man and here and at this time of night How quickly did He vanish from my sight Does she a Visitant like this admit Though my bad Angel 't were I 'le speak to it The King draws his Sword and goes towards the Bed Who art thou and what is it brought thee here The King plucks Valeria's Brother out of the Bed who trembles but answers not His Tongue is ty'd by Guiltiness or Fear Prepare for Death or else resolve my Doubt He 's silent still what Ho who wai●…s without Enter two Courtiers running Since my Commands thy silence cannot break I 'le find ou●… Tortures which shall make thee speak Seize on this Mute and with him follow me They seize on Valeria's Brother Why should the Thrones of Kings so envy'd be When such strange Griefs assault me in one hour As make my Sorrows greater than my Pow'r Exeunt The End of the Fourth Act. THE FIFTH ACT. Enter King Edward and Lord Latymer King I Have in short told you my cause of Grief Which is as Just as 't is above Relief Ah! to forsake one in whose heart I Reign'd To Court another who my Flames disdain'd And such a Lovely Youth thus hid by her Are loads too heavy for my Soul to bear Lat. Though Sir the Fair Plantagenet may be Too justly blam'd for one Inconstancy Yet in all else her Vertue such hath been As to suspect it Sir would turn a Sin King Oh she who could for Kent my Son forgo What is it after which she might not do She must have given that Love for which she prest Were not her Heart by other Fires possest I 'le not defame her since she bears my name But she for ever has supprest my Flame Enter Sevina hastily Sev. If with your Love Sir for Alizia You have not thrown your Pity too away Be pleas'd to see where She Despairing lies And with your Hand vouchsafe to close her Eyes King Madam what is 't which her Dispair does move Sev. Oh ask not that when she has lost your Love She did a while that Misery suspect But when the certainty she did detect She had but that our strength was her Relief By one dire blow ended her Life and Grief When from her Hand the Weapon we did wrest Su●…h storms of Sighs did crow'd out of her Brest And from her Eyes such streams of Tears did flow As we repented that we stop'd the blow For sure the loss of Life is a less Ill Then that Despair which does possess her still But though we did one sort of Death prevent Yet she on dying Sir is so intent

to pardon and make blest your Friend But if your Being to your Love you tye Then there 's no doubt Demetrius Sir must Dye Try But if my Love while guiltless was deny'd I doubt when in her Lovers Blood t is dy'd That Cruelty may more her Hatred move Sel. Yet 't is a Crue●…y produc'd by Love When by your Pow'r you make her be your Wife And when your Mercy spares her Fathers Life Both those joyn'd with the Charming Name of Queen Over her Hate the Victory may win But if when she 's you Wife her Hate endures The Trouble Sir will be more hers then yours Try But since when but to fright her I did say That I Nicanor's Life would take away She told me to her Death she too would fly I feare if I should make her Lover Dye She in dispair to her own Death would run Sel. Killing one's self is sooner said then done But if to him that Proof of Love shee 'd give Think not shee 'l marry you while he does live Try Ha! what thou say'st admits of noe reply And does on Love bestow the Victory Those Words have torn Demetrius from my Mind And for his Death the Orders they have sign'd He and Aretus instantly shall Dye Prepare the Guards with speed and secrecy Thy Care of me has made me judge it fitt To thee this Execution to commit They goe out severall wayes The SCENE of Nicanor's Pallace opens Nicanor Aretus Demetrius Cleopatra and Stratonice both weeping Stra. Yes Sir I scorn'd his Love and Anger too Till he with speedy Death did threaten you My Constancy he then did more than fright Yet I conceal'd my Terrors from his fight But Sir my Eyes as soon as he was goue Wept as my Heart while he was here had done For if to morrow night I 'm not his Wife He has declar'd hee 'll take away your Life Nic. I 'l rather to his Rage submit my Head Than yield that you should such a Tyrant wed I 'l sooner Die then I 'l that Union see Such Hate I have for him such Love for thee Are. to Cleo. From your Fair eyes those Tears you ought to wipe This Crime for Heavens Revenge makes Tryphon ripe So ripe that through his Guards along I 'l goe To pay that Death which to his Guilt we owe The Danger does less then the Duty seem I 'l dry your Tears or strive to merit them Dem. to Stra. I thought by Loue he would your heart have won And therefore I did yield to be undone But since to this vile way he hath recourse 'T is just to end such Tyranny by Force I 'l now with much less Gr●…f his Death pursue Then I resign'd to him my claim to you Ar. Since we to kill the Tyrant are agreed I see the Gods his Ruine have decreed Nic. Though that is just which is designed by you Yet Just things we should doe as Wise men doe Seleucus who th' Usurpers Guards commands When this new Tyranny he understands To join with us I hope may soon be won Cleo. I dare assure you 't is already done Nic. Already done by whom Cleo. t is done by me His Hate to Tryphon and his Tyranny Is such as I am sure in this Designe He will with you when you desire it joyn Are. Whoever does ●…o Virtue but pretend To what we have resolv'd must be a Friend Enter Irene hastily Ire I on your privacies would not int●…ude Did not my duty force me to be 〈◊〉 Some of the Servants from the Garden call To tell you many soldiers scale the Wall A●…n 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 a Fight they every one appeare And all of them do Iryphon's Livery weare Hermione running in Herm. Seleucus is into your Pallace come And does w●… Tryphon's Guards fill every Room Nica. What may this Meane Her My Eyes are much mistooke If Rage and Horror dwels not in his Look Seleu Yeild up your Swords in vain you 'l fight or fly Aret. Betray'd then let us acting our Revenges die Seleucus forces open the doores he runs in with several of the guards N●…canor Aretus and Demetrius draw their Swords but ere they ●…an make use of them are opprest by Number and are disarm'd Seleucus b●…kons to the Guards to retire while they are going out Seleucus sayes Secure the Pallace Guards if you Admit Any ●…escape your Lives shall pay for it These orders read will let you understand That what I doe is by my Kings command You are my Prisoners all Aretus you Must bear the Fate which to your Sin is due For you the Murther of the King did plot he gives the orders to Nicanor Aret. I Merit Death because I kill'd him not Seleu. Demetrius too the like hard Fate must prove He does not only Rival Tryphon's Love But knew Aretus did his Death intend And yet Conceal'd it to preserve his Friend Deme. Perfidious man the Tyrant could not be Told that he was my Rival but by thee Seleu. Madam the King in hope that you 'l receive His Love does yet Nicanor's Life reprieve Nica. Since these two generous Friends are doom'd to Die Sparing of me is but his Cruelty Stra. Who would the loss of so much Wor●…h survive Or by A Tyrant's Mercy who would Live Death is then either Welcomer to me Seleu. to Cleo. Here Prostrate Madam at your Feet you see One who long since has paid to you his Heart And who by Love is forc'd to act this part For when I came to tell you of the Fire Which your Bright Eyes did in my Soul inspire And that it might more acceptable be Did offer to revenge your injury You e'r I could make you my great Request Told me Aretus Raign'd within your Breast Ah! When I found that he was Monarch there I did Compell'd by Love and by Dispair Discover all to Tryphon with Design Helping his Love to make him further mine This Madam you may Look on as my Sin But what you think my Guilt I Glory in For what more fully could my Passion prove Then sacrificing of my Friends to Love Aro Since Love makes no man Cruel or Unjust That which thou call'st thy Love is but thy Lust. Cleo. Seleucus I have Listned unto you At once with Horror and with Pitty too Horror that you this Falshood could Commit Pitty that Love seduc'd you into it Ah! to my Love what wrong could be so high As thinking 't would be woon by Treachery No No though my affection for you were Such as for me you would have yours appear Yet Honor which of all things most I rate Would by this Falshood turn that Love to Hare And could I be obtain'd by what you doe That Crime would soon worke the like Change in you Oh doe not think that Love can ere be built On such a false foundation as your Guilt Seleu. In my sad loss what could I else have done To me you 'r lost or this way must be wonne Cleo. This way be Won Oh